New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
A ROUND OF FASHIONABLE WEDDINGS.
The LAST OF THE COACHING SEASON AND Towr
c.yETIFs CE<ERAIIY

The LAST OF THE COACHING SEASON AND TOWN
GAYETIEs GENERALLY.
Last weeks gayety was the final hash-in thepan Of
the town season. The Four-in-Hand Tub ran the
coaching schedule brilliantly out with it, dress parade
of NAV % and its less formal trip Jerome Park
Decoration Day. And with the beginning of tho
month of roses came flood Of fashionable weddings
to keep dutfu friends and relatives still persping in
town. Wednesday and Thursday had hard race tor
matrimonial donors, with about halfa dozen more or
less Notable marriages apiece June o, or thereabout
has been set for the end of the But the fashion.
able exodus has masking head for week or two,
and whatever pleasant English theories may be held
about the seasons engheuog into July aud Later the
tide seems running this year obstnatey IN the other
direction. The middle of the month will probably see
we'll into the lesert Of tightly drawn shut
tiers aud barricaded trout doors
The June crop of weddings far has been rich
and brilliant First Of all came the marriage at
Calvary Church at noon Wednesday Of Miss Manic
Bulkley daughter Of Edward II. Buckley, to Reginald
W. Rves. +. Brockholst Cutting was the best IAN.
The Coaching Club was largely represented. both &C
the church and at the reception after"ard al the
brides home. No. Az East Thirty hrst-st Both
church and house pretty decorated with rare
plants and lowers Among the guests we're Mrs John
g. Heck cher the Misses Heckscher Judge John X.
Brady Miss Kitty Brady, Mrs. Charles Bergman, D.
Rooseyel Roosevelt, Mr. aud Mrs. Frederic Bronson
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Fritsch, Mr. and Mrs. Goeiet, Mr..
and Mrs. Pierrepont Edwards and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Parrish, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Riyes will sail of
England
The same day at noon at East Rockaway. Miss
Rosna Einmet the artist linsal descendant oil ths
Irish partiot, Robert Emmett, married to Arthur
NJ Sherwood, son OF Mr. and Mrs. John Sherwood.
AT Baysde l.. l., in The afternoon, MIss Lizzie Law
renee daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence, MAS
married Henry Alexandra one OF the owners OF the
Alexandra Steamship Line. Dir. Alexandres brother,
John ir will be remembered, married MIss ielen
Webb daughter of General Webb, OF he College OF
the CITY OF New-York, onl, a few weeks ago.
aut-nl -f,vVn weul "A
OF attention took place that same wednesday after
noon at Rye. Miss Eleanor Van Rensselaer,, tho
second daughter OF the late William I. Van Rens-
selaer OF the old Albany stock married 10 liam
tou X. Fairfax, formerly OF Virginia A large con-
tngent from each family was present; me ceremony
was performed By the Rev. Dr. T. ID. @. Prime, the
Editor OF " The New-York Observer" Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fairfax sailed the Aurania tor Liverpool yester-
day
At ST. Thoinass Church in the evening Miss Katharine
Morgan, daughter OF the rector, the Rev DR. William
f. Morgan, married to Captain Sharpe, OF tho
United States Army, the son OF General George II;
Sharpe, OF Kingston The Bridegroom was IN Iull
uniform, with sword and hat and the four ushers in
military dress gave added color and circumstance to
the pretty ceremony. Among the guests at the reeep.
ton which followed at the rectory were General and
Mrs. Sharpe, Severance Sharpe, his brothers best
man. man, President and Mr,: ,. A r Barnard, Mr.; and
Mrs George Maccuoch Miller Mr. aud Mrs. Henry
X. Morgan, of Hartford Mrs. John Noif the Rev.
and Mrs John II. Watson DIR. +. ~ Otis and Mr. and
Mrs Frederick Galiatn. General Shapes daughter,
Miss Kitty Shame, many people VIII recall, MAS
married just after Easter 20 Congressman Ira Dayen-
port, at Kingston.
Trinity Chapel caught two OF Thursdays weddings,
that of Miss Julia Speir daughter OF eAJudge Gilbers
Speir and Paymaster Henry Taylor Wright, OF tho
Tnteu States Navy, in the morning, and that OF Miss
Florsnce Wempe Bissell aid Charles Saston fatt at
night The chapel was gayy decorated Tor the second
ceremony and the full choir OF twenty-six, In
surpces was put in TO head the bridal procession.
There we're eight ushers and no bridesmaids The
morning wedd ng simpler, the altar alone being
trimmed with MOWERS. Assemolyman Robert Kay
Hamilton was Que the ushers good many naval
officers were present mt the reception at the brides
home No East Thirty -fourth-st, with good sized
dele alton from the Bench and Ban.
AT st. Patrcks Cathedral Archbishop Corrigan per-
torme I'd the marriage ceremony tor Miss Mary hapIn
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Zscharisb J. haipin, and
Dr. Charles L. Nammack At st. AIMS Church Miss
Maria Imogene Edlit1 was married to Walter DanaAt
Starr, Monsignor Preston officiating. Among those
present were Mrs. I. A. Emmett Mrs. 1; +.
Meapher Mrs. Frederic X. Coudert Miss Coadert
Napoleon lie Brun and Mr.. and Mrs. FELL
pretty afternoon wedding that should have been
noted earlier was that OF Miss Bertha Hal,
dau Inter- of the late John Is. Hail. to j..
Carroll Beckwith, the artist, on Wednesday ut Zion
Ch.rch in Nsdison-aye. The Rev. DIR. L. L. IihsBy
read the service. Frederick Saeket OF Providence,
the brides uncle, gave her away quiet Wedding
breakfast was served after the ceremony Ut the Dfide
home at Park-aye aud Tbrty-sixtbst, the BRIDE and
bride groom both being IN mourning Mr. ana Mrs
Beckwltn will sail tor Europe about the middle Oh
luna